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It's been a while since I've seen the show, but I recall Henry being a Lt.Col, not a general.

That's what I meant. Too little sleep that day.

Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan Ender Series by Rober Scott Card Darkelf Trilogy by R.A. Salvatore

It could be worse. I once got in trouble, not just blocked, at work (different job than now, btw) because the word "b00bs" was on the page.

For me, nothing beats The Count of Monte Christo by Alexandre Dumas.

It's almost impossible to write anything that doesn't remind someone of something. For instance, the sword of Gryffindor being in a pond seemed very Arthurian to me.

Not just that but the character that said it. Also, did Neville pull the sword from the hat? 'Cause before that, I thought Griphook had it?

You got cupcakes? All we got was directions to the starbucks.

Well, not what I was expecting, but still good. It seemed real rushed and jumpy to me, but she did have way to many threads to tie up in such a small number of pages.

I am about as conservitive as they come. One thing I have noticed about elections with a third party here in the States - the third party usually just ends up hurting the major party they are most like, i.e. Nader hut Kerry's chances of winning, even though most of the people voting for him...

Well, I've read all Tom CLancy's books, and think thery're great. I've read about half of the James Bond series, and it's pretty good, if a little odd in the interpersonal relationship department.

Well, of those, I would read A Farewell to Arms. However, you'll probably have to read The Great Gatsby evetually, so might as well be now. Honestly, though, that was the only book I ever cheated (read: Cliff Notes) for.

Looking through the single volume I have, it looks like one story split into three "parts", each of which takes up two "books." It's all marketing as to whether you get in one volume or three, anyways. Some people are more likely to want three small(er) volumes, while others want one <Scottish...

I recently started the first book in this series. Even within a single book, I find my self going back to that glossary for a reminder. Also, I think he doesn't fully explain some of the names, etc in the story, relying on the glossary. IMO, that's kind of a cop-out. Overall, though, it's...

I liked it. Not the best vampire book I've read, but not the worst, either.